I am just taking an undergraduate introductory stats course but now I
am faced with a somewhat difficult problem (at least for me).
If I want to test a hypothesis (t-test, z-score etc.) and the underlying
distribution will under no circumstances aproach normal... (i.e. the results
of the experiement will always be something like 100*10.5, 40*-5 etc.) The
Central Limit Theorem doesn't help here, or does it?
Can anyone explain, or point me in the right direction - how can I test in
these cases?
Thanks alot
A.
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